Not everybody dislikes the energy system in this game. The only reason it appears so is because there is no reason for someone to just say "The energy system is fine. Don't bother fixing it". When you do run out of energy, you can spend your time fighting battles in a faction war. (If you find yourself unable to be accepted into a faction, just save up the gold and create one yourself.) Also, to prevent your energy and stamina from appearing to decrease so quickly, fight manually and on 1X speed. In addition, if you are out of energy and stamina, you can always fight as many battles as you want in the arena. Finally, if all else fails, you can go to another game for an hour and come back to find most of your energy restored.
However, I do have to agree that the current war bond system is messed up. It's been two weeks and I've only found one. This is not good for people who have just started playing and want to save up for 'Elite' without paying.
You just can't go to the Underworld without bringing back all the coal you can carry. Sure, it's cheap, dusty, and probably needlessly heavy, but who can resist?
So, running over an enemy with your lawnmower leaves a blood splatter, but running over your lawn with the lawnmower doesn't change the fact that it is nothing more than a green rectangle. Where's the incentive to mow it in the first place then?
@mikestar291 It's a riddle. The key to that riddle is that, even though all the daughters have "one brother", one person is the same brother for all of them. Therefore, the family contains 9 people: Mr. *your name here*, Mrs.*your name here*, 6 daughters, and only 1 son.
At first I wanted to rate this game low because it was taking so long to load on my computer. Then I played the first level, and the wait was worth it for that much of the game alone.
Well, I won one round with 5 health left, 1 second remaining, and a level multiplier of X2, giving me 42 gold. ... I've gotten more than that from a defeat before.
People who like to roleplay: Yes! This is great for rp! It's calmer than roleplaying chat rooms and much more impresive than Kongregate multiplayer game chat rooms. 5/5
People who don't like to roleplay: What the? This isn't even technically a GAME! What's it doing on a game website? 1/5
Believe it or not, the brakes are not just for show. In fact, they are sometimes necessary. For example, if you're turning a sharp corner and your wheels arn't upgraded enough, you'll move outwards if you're accelerating. If, at this point, you are on the outside lane of the track, you'll smash into the outside barriers and blow up. On the other hand, you could apply the breaks, decelerating the car and moving into the curve. This shorter distance can make up for the reduced speed and is certainly preferable over a crash. (Anyone taking Physics, or has driven a car very fast, should understand this reasoning.)
Well, I escaped through the tunnel, but I had a mutated zombie clinging to my hood at the time. ... So, I guess the infection does spread to the rest of the world anyway.
Ah, it sure is nice to see an enemy shoot at you, only for his rocket to wrap around the planet that you're on, weave through the rest of the planetary system, and blow himself up.
Final battle: Turn 1 - Assassin. Turn 2 - Force. Turn 3 - Beast-form. Turn 4 - Demon-form. Turn 5 - four attacks, two with each blade, Waizer dead after only the first two hits. ... How anticlimactic.
*glitch* I stunned my opponent with a counterattack, causing him to fall to his knees in front of me. Then, the next turn, he stood up in the same position and made his moves from there rather than his normal position.
Other than the fact that I wasn't awarded the card or any of the badges when I completed them (no fault of the game designer), I found this to be an impressive game. The gauntlet, though difficult and sometimes annoying, is entirely possible once you know the path to take, provided that you go through enough times (I did get over 100 deaths in it). Being able to generate and play user-made levels sure adds to the enjoyment of this game, allowing you to go through more than just the campaign.
Ah, the complete humor of Desynchronization Errors. The fact that the game tells me when such a problem occurs makes the experience more enjoyable than annoying. On the other hand, I havn't yet lost a battle with desynchronization in effect, but I have seen my opponent's element and field shift each round, like I was playing against two different people at the same time. I also saw the cards I played one turn appear on my opponent's side of the field too the next turn. I have even seen a quantum amount measuring "-1". Even with these kinds of glitches occuring occasionally, the game is still fun to play.
I like this game for two main reasons. One, it has a dragon in it. And two, it involves my favorite fighting concept: the ability to wield two weapons at the same time instead of being limited to one and a shield. I also like how all three characters have different methods of attacking and leveling up too. The only thing I would suggest is for it to have more of a backstory and plot to it, rather than just fighting waves of monsters for no apparent reason other than that they're there.
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